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Beatles autograph opinion
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Permalink Reply by Jamnick Jarms on
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Ok, not good. The seller gives money back if it is a copy. Do you have a larger photo? Maybe it's a copy, but I can't imagine that because the signatures looks the same but are not identical to Ballroom's autograph.
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I should receive the autographs in the next couple of days. I will post larger pictures of the original and the provenance once I receive them.
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Permalink Reply by BallroomDays67 on
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Jamnick, Are you saying that this “Rauhut collection” was sold through a private auction house before this particular set was offered on eBay? When did it receive a positive Quick Opinion?
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Ballroom, no. I don't know any Rauhit Collection, but I think I know this set, but it was a little longer ago. The set was offered at an auction house with a quick opinion. Maybe I'm confusing the set because there are many similar sets from the Beatles.
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Here’s the set that I believe was used as an example to forge the set in the OP:
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Yes, authentic
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See the larger picture taken from the original and the provenance in German and English. It seems it was authenticated in 2015.
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Compare it to this one:
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What does that mean? Is this one real or fake.
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To me it looks like another attempt at copying the one I posted previously. What do you think?
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Why are you posting this set and do you have any history on it? Is this a test or are you still questioning the set I posted? Being a little more direct might be helpful.
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I believe the set I originally posted (signed to Gordon) is authentic, and that the other two were forged using that one as an example. That’s how it appears to me.
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